Item may not be exactly as shown as the manufacturer changes the covering frequently

 

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Favourite 10A Brushless Electronic Speed Controller

 ESC stands for Electronic Speed Controller.  It is an electronic motor controller which controls the speed, direction and possibly braking of a motor.

BEC stands for Battery Eliminator Circuit.  In radio control contexts, the BEC is extra circuitry on the ESC to provide power to the controls (such as steering, servos, receivers) to the controlled vehicle so that this control circuitry does not need to carry it's own battery pack.  That is, it piggy backs on the battery pack used to drive the motors of the vehicle or in other words, the motor and servos share the same battery pack.

SBEC usually stands for Switching Battery Eliminator Circuit.  SBEC's are improved versions of BECs as the circuitry uses batter power more efficiently.

Specification:

 

Output: continuous 10A, Burst 12A up to 10 seconds

Input Voltage: 2-4 cells lithium battery or 5-12 cells NiCd/NiMh battery

BEC: 1.0 / 5 V Linear mode BEC

Max Speed: 210000rpm for 2 Poles BLM, 60000rpm for 6 poles,  35000rpm for 12 poles BLM (BLM = BrushLess Motor)

Size: 38mm*18mm*6mm

Weight: 5.5 grams

 

 

Suitable for:

- 150g indoor fixed-wing 3D – maximum 300g fixed-wing Sport

- small sized fixed-wing airplanes for ordinary users

 

BEEP	1 Short	2 Short	3 Short
Brake	Off	On
Battery Type	NiMh/NiCd	Li-ion/NiCd
Cutoff Mode	Reduce	Cut-off
Cutoff Threshold	Low	Medium
Motor Timing	Low	Medium
Start up Acceleration	Very Soft	Soft
Governor Mode	RPM Off	RPM On
Motor Rotation	Forward	Reverse
Default Setting	Restore

 

 

How to use a Servo Tester on an ESC